"The beauty of something as rare as Friday night's virtual Lockdown Theatre event is that it brings out details that, despite all the ink spilt about the participants, have never been known." - Daily Mail
A huge thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket for A Team Talk With Legends - Live. The event was a staggering success, and you can read all about it here, here, and here.
Due to unprecedented demand, we have spoken with Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Kenny Dalglish, Gareth Southgate and Jürgen Klopp and they have kindly allowed us to make the show available for a limited time to give those who missed it a chance to watch it.
A Team Talk With Legends will be available for individual on-demand viewings at the reduced price of £10 from 12pm Monday 18th January until 5pm Sunday 24th January, just as the second clash between Manchester United and Liverpool kicks off.
All proceeds from this repeat broadcast will be donated to Sports United Against Dementia and The League Managers Association’s charity In the Game, where it will be used to fund vital research and help LMA members and their families who are suffering the effects of dementia.
Jürgen Klopp is joining the team.
That's right, on the eve of Liverpool's Premier League blockbuster against fierce rivals Manchester United, the effervescent Manager of the Season will join Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Kenny Dalglish and Gareth Southgate for an evening of scintillating soccer chat, badinage and banter, on all things football.
And when a quartet of the game's greatest managers sit down to discuss the past, the present and the future of the beautiful game, anything goes!
And you get to ask the questions, put to the gargantuans of the game by top sports journo, Kelly Cates.
Following a trophy laden spell at Aberdeen, where he broke the Old Firm monopoly of Scottish football, Sir Alex moved South to became Manchester United manager in November 1986. The following 27 years saw the Glaswegian lead United to 28 major honours, including 13 league titles, five FA Cups and two UEFA Champions Leagues. The highlight of his tenure at Old Trafford came at the end of the 1998-99 season when the club completed a historic treble of Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League; an achievement which saw Ferguson knighted in the Queen's birthday honours list just three weeks later. Away from the pitch he also joined the likes of George Orwell and William Shakespeare by contributing to the English language when he coined the phrase 'squeaky-bum time,' which is now included in both the Collins English Dictionary and the Oxford English Dictionary.
World-renowned player-manager with 322 appearances for Celtic and 515 for Liverpool. Beginning his career in 1968, he is widely considered to be the greatest Liverpool player of all time. He earned a record 102 full caps for the Scottish national team, for which he also scored a joint-record 30 goals. He became the player-manager of Liverpool in 1985 and went on to win three First Division, two FA Cups and four FA Cups before his resignation in 1991. He subsequently managed Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United, taking the former from the Second Division to Premier League champions in 1995, before returning as Liverpool's caretaker manager in 2011. As one of the most prominent figures in the history of England's most decorated club, he was appointed Anfield's non-executive director in 2013 and the Centenary Stand was renamed after him in 2017. He is on record as saying that when he got the letter offering him a knighthood, he thought it was from the taxman.
Celebrated manager, famous for his wit and personality, just as much as his skill. As a player he made over 300 professional appearances for FSV Mainz 05, where he won a German Cup and made a Champions League Final appearance, but his main successes have been in the field of management. After a successful period managing second division Mainz into the Bundesliga, then winning back-to-back Bundesliga titles with Borussia Dortmund, he took over as manager of Liverpool in 2015, and in the space of five years made the team champions of England, Europe and the rest of the world. As one of the most forward-thinking managers working today, he also delivered the UEFA Super Cup, the club's first ever FIFA Club World Cup, and the emotional bond he has developed over this period with the players and supporters alike elevated him to legendary status. A master of the 'heavy metal' school of football management, he is beloved by his fans and the coolest man ever with the middle name Norbert.
Internationally respected player and incumbent manager of the English national team. He first won the League Cup with Aston Villa in 1996 and subsequently with Middlesbrough in 2004. He made 57 appearances for the English national team between 1995 and 2004, including appearances at the 1998 FIFA World Cup and the 1996 and 2000 European Championships. He retired from professional play in 2006 after over 500 league appearances, and subsequently became manager for Middlesbrough from 2006 to 2009, before taking over as manager of the national team in 2016. As England's manager he built strong unity among the players, and in 2018 delivered a run to a World Cup semi-final, a feat that had only been achieved once since 1966. Not bad for someone who joined the Crystal Palace Youth Team at the age of 16 and was given the advice to give up football and become a travel agent instead.
Renowned sports presenter with regular appearances on Saturday Night Football, Football League Tonight and Football on 5. She is a regular presenter on Sky Sports and has fronted high profile matches for ESPN, ITV and Channel 5. She has presented sports news on Daybreak and GMTV, and in 2012 she joined Channel 4's London Paralympic Games presenting team where she was awarded a group BAFTA for impressive coverage.
Our exclusive interviews take you behind the scenes of Britain's most celebrated football careers, uncovering the untold stories behind legendary victories and the gruelling challenges faced on the pitch. From Premier League icons revealing their training philosophies to international stars revisiting career-defining performances, every conversation offers fresh perspective for devoted fans. Many of these players love winding down with leading casino sites UK during their limited time off, enjoying games that rival the adrenaline of matchday itself. Some prefer even greater flexibility by exploring alternative gaming platforms where unrestricted gameplay and generous bonus structures keep the excitement alive long after the final whistle. For players and fans seeking full independence from UK regulatory constraints, the top-rated Casinos Not on GamStop UK provide polished platforms loaded with high-stakes thrills. Across Europe, discerning enthusiasts gravitate toward sophisticated Casino en ligne services celebrated for their elegant interfaces and immersive live dealer experiences. Italian football devotees, meanwhile, regularly recommend dependable casino non AAMS alternatives that deliver equal excitement without domestic restrictions. These candid discussions highlight how love for the beautiful game reaches well beyond the pitch, intertwining with diverse leisure pursuits that help players and supporters alike celebrate their passion. Stay tuned as we continue delivering raw, unfiltered conversations straight from the heart of British football.
Money raised will support The Alzheimer's Society's Sport United Against Dementia, a ground-breaking funding and awareness campaign that aims to spearhead change in the industry and find positive solutions for past and present sportspeople, their families and fans. Funds raised will support pioneering research to transform our understanding of the causes of dementia, bringing hope to future generations. Funds will also help Alzheimer's Society reach more sportspeople affected by dementia through the Charity's vital Dementia Connect support service, ensuring that sportspeople affected by dementia get the very best support, including being referred to Alzheimer's Society right at the point of diagnosis.
Also, the League Managers Association's In The Game charity will benefit LMA members and their families who are suffering the effects of dementia. The LMA represents and provides support to all managers past and present from the Premier League, Championship, Leagues 1 and 2 and the FA Women's Super League and Championship.